davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Obch6d W Chicago.

Piecdziesiqta siodma rocz.
MICA powstania listopadowego
zapowiedzlana W gazetach pol
skich przez Tow. ,,Gmine Pol
ska" obchodzonq zosta}a uro
czyscie, jak po inne lata, ma
pofudEiowej stronie miasta
Chicago, W narodowej sail,
przy ulicy Centre.
Udzlaf w tejze braly: Tow.
Gmina Polska, Tow. Przemy-
sieve Rem. Pol. ! Stowa-
rzyszenie Centralne Polek.
Pomimo obcbodow urzqdzo
nych " Nedziele i Poniedzia
lex. przez Bractwa Koscielne
i ohchod urzadzony przez Ia
Rad CentraIny ,,Zwiazku N.
p" publicznosc zebrafa sic
licznie (szczegolnie danny pol
skie dzle6mi byfy reprezen-
towane).
Obyw. A. Blaszczyhski, W
krotkich, ale nader dobitnych
s}owach otworzywszy obchod,
przedstawil obyw. j. Samolih-
sklego na prezydenta tego1,
co przez publlcznosc oklaska-
mi przyjetem zosta}o, ma Sc
kretarzs powofaro niae] pod
plsalego.
Obyw. j. Samolinski wy
luszczywszy eel zebrania, po-
prosll ma plerwszego mowce
obyw. S. +. SatalecAiego, kto
ry przebieg]szy W krotkosci
hlstoryq j przyczyny tegoz pa
mietnego dIa calrj Polski
powstania, zwrocil swe move
ma obecnc nasze stosunki talk
W kraju, .iako i tutaj ma g,
mIgracyl, zachecalac Polakow
do zgody j jcdnoscI, DO jedy
nie tylko ia mozemy ma
szej nleszc2esllwej cjczy Znc
bye poaytecznyml, przede.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Redakcya ekspedycya Rog3! Carimona ulc WnonaMpu

polskich popierajaca Zwiazek
N. P.
Ia co wynagrodzony zostaf
przez publicznosG dwuznacz-
nemi oklaskam!! -
Poczem prezydujqcy die
kWac zgromadzonym "a Ia
skawy udzial, jake tel pa
MON panom "a mowy de-
Klamacye, obch5d zakoEczyl.
Kazlmlerz Zychlaskl
sekretarz ubchodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
NOWINY Z EUR0PY.

glerska gazeta l. 10y d pl-
s*e: sprawa Bufgaryi jest spra-
wa europejslSa. Mech Rosya
"twarcle powie, ma jaki spo-
sDh MONA te sprawe rozwia-
zac, aby by} pokoj zachowa-
ny, gdyz inaczej, mocarstwa,
ktore zagwarantowafy niepo-
dleg}ost Bulgaryi ma kongre-
sic Berllnskim, upomna sic o
odpowiedzialnosc "a zakiocenia
pokoju " Europe 20 strony
Rosyl.
oznan l3. Grudn.a.
Ochronka PokAi ogrod dla
dzlecl zostaf dis zamkniety
przez Rad pruski.
l. W ow Galicya. l3 Cru
dnia. Blskup lwowski zakazaf
ca}e.nu Duchowienstwu w
swej dyecezyi brac udziaf W
banku Observation-Disclosures
polskim w Poznaniu.
B e RI in Is. Grudnia.
Krupp, najwiekszy ksie2e ar
mat, W wielkiej fabryce w
Essen, odebrat wielkie obsta.
lunki do THROW ania arlnat, a
mlanowicie dla Belgji.
Il ? eszt u, W Wegrzech.
l3 grudnia donosza, 2e mini
ster obrony kraju rozkazaf
wszystkim gminom w kraju
zaraz mice w pogotowiu ko
ME wozy ola przyszfej mo
blllzacyi wojska prowadziG W
tym wzgledzie akuratna liste.
Fra ancya. Paryz l3
grudnia. DIS po po]udniu
strzeh@ m1ody czlowiek, lat 20
diva razy z rewolweru W gma-
chu deputowanych do sedzi-
wego kaLdydata ma prezyden-
tasJules Ferry, gdy ten
wfasnie rozmawiaf deputo-
wanemi. Kule tylko lekko 60
ran;fy W plersl j W box. Mfo
dy zaraz aresztowany morder-
ca nazywa sic Berkein. On
sic tax tfomaczy: Nale3e do
klubu rewolucyjnego, Ktory
losowa}, kto ma popefnic to
morderstwo. Los padf ma maie,
a zatem musia}enl przysiege
z}o2yc, De Julesa Ferry czem-
kolwlek badz zamorduje. Ber-
klein Jest rodem Rombach
mad rzeka Mosela, a zatem
Jest Niemcem.
b r IL k S e a Ii grudnia.
L e N Or d organ rzadu ro-
syjskiego pisze:-WojsSa ro-
sylskie tylko dla lepszej orga-
nizacyi manewruja W Polsce,
posuwajac sic ku grauicy a
ustryac6iej;. przeclez laden
rozsqdny czfowie', ME mo2e
przypuscit, ably Rosya W sile
$50 tysiecy mlala uderzy6 ma
Austrya, W czasle kiedy i A.
ustrya konceDtruje posuwa
wojska q strony Galicyl ma gra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
ADV ENT.

W pierwszq nied2iele ad-
wentowa rozpoczyna sic nowy
rok kosc'e],1y, nowy rok }aski.
Gas adwentowy stanowi je-
den trzech okresow roku
koscielnego, t. ]. okres Boze-
go Narodzenia, okres Wielka-
nocny, i okres Zielonych Swia-
tex. Wpierwszym okresie wy
stepuieZbawiciel powaznie jako
Nauczyciel,w drugim przewaz
ME jako Kapfan ofiarujacy faski
przez Ducha sw. Zastan6wmy
sic dzisiaj mad pierwszym o
kresem tego roku koscielnego.
Advent Jest przygotowa-
MEM ma przyjscle Zbawiciela.
u tego powodu przeznaczyf
Kosciof zaraz ma pierwsza ME
dziele adwentowa Ewang ella
o przyjjssciu Jezusa Chrystusu
ma sad, ktory bedzie strasz-
nym dla nieprzyjmujacych O.
6arowsnej i'm }aski, ma uzy
inne niedzlele przeznaczyf zas
Koscio} Ewangelle 0 sw. jamie
Chrzcicielu, poprzedniku Zba
wiciela, ktory przez swoje
wielce zbawienne naukii i prze-
strogi przysposabiaf luo ma
pr7yjecie Zbawcy swiata, a
ktore to nauki stosuja sic i
teraz do wszystklch wier2ych
chcqc DO serc swoich przy]qc
duchownie CHI ystusa.
C4tery niedzlele adwentowe
wskazuja ma cztery tysiqce
lat, przez ktore rodzaj ludzki
wyglada} przyjscia Odkupicie-
la, a W ktorych Bog wszelkie
przygotowanla ma to przyjscie
urzqdzaf.
Plerwsaa n1edzie]e adwen-
towa jest zawsze ia, ktera jest
najbIiasza po sw. Andrzeiu A
postole. Andrzej sw. byf bo-
WIEN pierwszym, ktorego Pan
Jezus 2 Janem sw. powofaf
pierwszy tel opowiadaf bra
tn swemu Szymonowl Piotro-
wi, ze oczekiwany Zbawlciel
przyszedl, mowiac: ,,Znale-
zlismy Mesyasza!" Andrzej sw.
Jest tel osobliwszym mifosni-
klein krzyza, ktory jest klu-
czem do kr6!estwa Chrystuso-
wego.
Jak pelne znaczenie jest
wiec to, ze lynn svietym roS
koscielny jakby sic otwierai!
Krzyz,j starego czfowieka, a
wnijdziesz do krolestwa Chry-
strscwego. Ably nam uprzy-
tomniG, &e Advent jest cza-
sem przygotowania ma przyj-
scie Jezusa, ubiera sic kap1an
W niedziele adweh towa W or
nat koloru fioletowcgo, przy-
pominajac nam przez to, ze
Advent jest czasem pokuty.
Opuszcza sic tel przy spiewach
koscielnych wesofe :,Alleluja".
Kosciof zakazuje tel hafasli-
wych zabaw, mianowicie weso},
a nakazule scls1y post w pc
wne dni.
Przez caly Advent odpra-
via sic pred switem Msza
sw zwana Roratami. Odpra-
via sic pred switen: dla wy
obraaenia, ze narod ludzki
zostawaf pred przyjssciem
Chrystusa Pana W grubej cie-
mnosci bfedow baiwochwal-
stwa; takze na znalS, ably
chrzesciane okazywali swoja
czujnosG W oczeklwaniu przyj-
scla ich Ohlubiclica i Ibawl-
ciela, .Jezusa Chrysuusa.
Ia Msza sw. Zowie sic zas
,,Roratam;", DO sic zaczyna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
dy )udzkoScii, chrzescianstwa,
a zatem [posrednio niemiec-

Z" "uCSA pNo' S0AA'ci AiiS A'iS ~
kie.
nSztuczki ku gwa1townemJ
wynarodowianiu pewnej czesc'
naszych rownouprawnionych
wspofob> wateli szkodzq nietyl.
ko honorowi, ale nawet villas.
nemu dobru oiczyzny niemiec.
kiej. Uniemozliwiaja one ma
lezyte ks>talcenie i wychowa-
ME tej czesci naszej mfodzie :
2y szkolnej, ktore] Jezykiem
oJczystym iezykiem W domo-
wem 4yciu jest jezyk polski.
Sztuczki takie musza koEiecz-
ME doprowadzic W okolicach
polskich do ogfupieuia, po1a-
czonego z nienawiscia, ma czem
W r6wnej mierze ucierpi pam
stwo komuua, jak wzglqd
ma zycie religIne.
,,Jako okolicznosc, pogar
szajaca jeszcze bardziej spra
we przybywa l to, re wladza
panstwowa tax nazwane swe
usllowania germanizacyjne dro-
ga przymusu pozwala przeno-
sic na pole, lezace poza gra-
nicami panstwowemi. Nauka
religij i kazania, to So rzeczy
czysto koscielne. A jednak
nawet co do kazan podczas
nabozenstwa dla pojskich u
czniow szkol wyzszych wi
doczne So starania o us mie
Gle, a co najmniej o ograni-
czenie jezyka lch rodowitego.
,,Je2eli zmusi sic kosciof, ii
dla uniknienia wiekszego z}e-
60, zrzecze sic swego prawa
odbywania kazah W ojczystym
jezyku sluchaczy, wteiy wy
rzadzi mu sic Hrzywda dwoja-
ka: osfabi sic vychowanie re-
ligUne wywofa sic przez roz-
draznienie narodowosci nieuf-
nose nleprzyjazn wzgledem
wfadzy duchowneJ.
,.Umiemy cenic przywiazanie
ludu polskiego do swej WARY,
ale slabosci !: namietnosci spo-
tykaja sic u wszystNich naro
dow. Gdyby vice skutkiem
nowvch rozporzqdzeh wfadzy
swieckiej chociaz tylko czast
ka ludu polskiego stanefa W
sprzecznosci do wfadzy kos
cielneL komu by wyszfo to ma
dobre? Me stronnlctwo rZqdo-
we mialoby ztad obflte zniwo,
lecz to stronnictwo, ktore mai
ostlze.; wojuje re rzqdem.
Wszakze ME ulega najmniej-
szej wqtpliwosci, ze nals1lnie;;-
sza zapora przeciwko wszel
kim zakusom, da2acym do
przewrotu, stanowi religia ka-
toliclla u ludu.
TO tel dziafamy W duchu
chrzesciahskim i W celu bez
pieczehstwa pahstwo yego, je-
zeli wystepujemy przeciwko
slepej gorliwosci W przymuso-
wem germanlzowaniu. lie ma
wet wzgledy ludzkosci po ma
szej sa stronie, tego ME po-
trzeba dopiero dowodzit. Me
jestesmy tax daIece zaslepio-
nymi, odysn1y Polahom u Mem
czech ma-H tego odma1ciaG, czego
u in11e spru1rledharosci i Mdzho-
SCI lqdany d,n Nl;encow 'vw'o-
,pincyach nadbalfychich ~ Cze-
chach, ~ Slednuoyodzle / t. d.
Zastrzeglszy sic, De mie ma
mic wspolnego daanosciami
czysto polskIemi, ,,Schl. Volks-
ztg +" talk plsze dalel.
,,Nakoniec nadm!criamy' q
przyciskiem, ze dIa tego pc
tepiamy cafe gwa)towne .usilo-
wanna germanlzacyjne, ponle-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

ihoZe nleu1ugo Wyplc god2l
ma, gdzie ojczyzra na mas "a
VIOLA: Do broni dzieci! do bro
nj! a wtenczas rumlelic nan
sic trzeba bedzie, jezeli "a
stanie mas jak dotychczas, o
pieszalymi i niegodnymi
Przytaczajqc ma wzor Grecya
ktora pomimo, il setki lat by
Ia Warzmionq, pzez zgode
jednost z newoli sic wybita
Nastepnie nastap1fy dekla.
mecye wierszy patryotycznych
panien: CIesielskiej i Wleklin,
skiei, ktore z wfasc,wem u
czuciem werwq wypowie-
d2iane by}y, "a co szanowne
deklamator..i rzesistem okla
skami obdarzone zosta}y.
Drugim Z kolel mowca oyl
obyw. A. Blaszczynski, wyra-
zalac w swej movie ubole
wanie mad mic dobrego lie
przynoszqca, brrdna polemika
uiektorych gazet tutejs1ych,
ktore zamiast narod polski
pouczac i pogadzat, zasllewajq
tylko zisEno nie7gody roz-
bratu pomiedzy MIN; powolu-
jqc emigracya tutejsza do po-
tozenia konca tym polenikom,
ME czytalac i nieabonujac ta-
kich gazet.
Poczem piecio,etnia corecz-
ka pahstwa MorzyAskich;
swym srebrnym gfosikiem de-
klamowa}a wiers2yk 0 Wan
die, kt6ry tax zachwyoif pu-
blicznosG, il konca oxlaskoM-
ME bJ,fo, a co pahstwu Ma
rzyhskim nale2y sic s}uszne
uznanie, il czysto W duchu
nnrodowym wychowuja swe
dzieci i bodaJby ten przyk}ad
przez wszystkich rodzicow poll
skich, byf nasladowanym.
Nastepnie prezydentka Sto-
warzyszenia Centra]nego Po-
lex, pani Samolnska, miala
odczyt o wybuchu tegoz pow
stania, wyjety paml4tnlkow
ksieznej G. bawiacej pod6w-
czas W Warszawie, ktore sic
znajdujjq w archiwach Mazeum
Narodowego W Rappersvllle.
Nova wyg}oszona po odczycie
tel znanej nam wszystklm FAC
ne) PnlIli, zrobila wrazenie
wielkie ma obecnych, ponie-
waz przenios1a wszystk;ch z
mysla w rodzinne strony,
tam, gdzie narod W talk ciez
kich i bolesnych chwilach po
d,ia SOhjn hratnie d}Onie
gdzle ME ma roznicy stanu,
DO wrogi nasze czychajq ma
nasza zgube, wydzieraJac nam
to, co dla mas jest na)dro2-
seem, to jest: move ojczysta
zie,nie, tam, gd2ie kaplani
razem z szlachta, mieszczanem
i ch}opem slaja W szeregi, "a
by je2eli nie frzemocq to
przynajmniej protestem polka
zac swiatu, ze narod polski
lyle i dopom ma sic swoich
przynaleznyrh praw. A ]aklea
rozczarowanie mas tutaj spo-
tyka ma tcj wolne.j zlemi,
sdzie mog'ibysmy bez obawy
sllzyG naszej o)cz,znie. Tam
jednosc j zgoda, ,tutaj swary
klotnie. Czyjaz W tenn wilma?
Ma koncu przemawiali
Obyw: Giefdzinski Bielinskl
poproszeni przez ogol. Uwagi
godnq by1a NOVA obyw. BE
linskiego, W ktore) tcnze o.
bywatel nallrzyczawszy sic
ME zlc, notabene dobierajac
10 tego slow stosownych 4
Kropolia, ma jedna 2 gazet
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
TWO HEN VITO CAN'T BE 4 AcCoUyrED FOR

Mrs. Isabella Close, Of No. Adams ~. III INC An
ncxed District. went police headquarters yesterday
and akcd for help in searching for her husband Henry
Close, a builder ago thirty. who had an once In
Por. Morris Mr. Close, who Is described as a
souer mar ard good husband, has been missing
since Wednesday On that day he had qiarTci win
his partner Ia business, Christopher Rhenish They
under horse shed in Port Morris ana Close
refused to get info a wagon and ride home WITH his
partner RheInlsh drove of, leaving Close Standing
under the she'd and he did not SEQ Close again.
He said afcrward to Mrs Close that he noticed
stranger in tho she'd watching her husband In sus-
picious way Close was believed TO have had several
hundred dollars In his pocket when he disappeared
Tie purce were asked also to search lor fTahcis
siamc er, thirty years of age, who was missing
from his h0me No. 34 West Forty-slxth-st About
five years agt hc had slnstfoke and Snre thcn nc
has acted strangely times to make hfs faihcr
and other relatives uneasy. On sunday he went 10
visit friend I'm fremont and when he len there nc
said no was going to walk home His relatives were
searching fur him at the city hospitals yesterday ta
ing that ho had been attacked by sudden illness d"fs
his long walk.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22

like man who has great deal Of money snd who
meuds and gives freely. Tho fact that he msde.
or his forbears made, this huge fortune BY etghths
per cent never led him 10 stint tbs use he nade
Of il. He was free-handed IN every relation OF
life. not in polrtlcs merely. On resigning his office
as Postmaster-Generai. he gave the amount OF his
salary to q fund for the benefit Of the Post once
clerks. The sum was nothing to EiIn, but the
kindl, thought Of those under him was character
istic of the man He was fond of oil the sports and
amusements which make up 90 large part OF Eng
lIsh life He yachted and raced. and Of course shot,
and did all these things and others on prfnceiy
scale. His racing cost him much and perhaps COST
him his life. He had been ut Lswes races . day or
two before that last Sunday which was TO De fatai
to him. Lswcs racscourse IS one OF the bieakest
places in England. He was chilled and wet, came
home i'll or aiing. and next morning fell deao
from what was called. and perhaps was heart
disease. had seen him two days before.
looking as we'll as ever, with tho same alert
manner and quick movement Which always
marked the George Glyn Of earlier days,
Americans were sure 10 call him typical English
man. He was short rather stout. white-haired,
keen-eyed. ford, not too intellectual. facing the
world with the comfortable conviction that he was
as good a. anybody he met; one great man ex-
cepted, whom he worshpped. before whom he
bowed down, to whom he burned incense,
whom he honestly regarded as infalll-
ble Mr. Gladstone rewarded his idolatry With
strong personal gard too often also with defer
ence to advice which too often was as unwse AZ II
was lways sincere g. W. 9.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
SHOT DOWN Nv HIS OWN BiRROOK

While James Sweeney was violating the Excise law Ia
his liquor store, No 2ii Thrdave, about o'clock yes
terday morning ne shot aud dangerously wounded
by stranger sweeney's side door vas open ana he
wasbehind the with his out liquor
man who was more than half drunk entered the shop
in comp any with a woman and called for drinks After
they served the wanted more li1uor but
the barkeeper refused TO NIL the second nrier The
drunken man began TO buscr and made so much noise
that Sweeney from behind ths bar 70 pacify him.
The stranger drew revolver pushed the nuzze OF the
weapon almost against Sweencys face and fred.. Tho
l,llor dealer fell the floor ami the drunken uan
rushed ont tbs shop in the confusion that followed
the shooting tho woman also escaped
When the police learned Of the shooting they sent
Sweeney to Bellevue Hospital and arrested John
Morrison the bartender for violating the Excise law
Surgeons the hospital found that the bullet had pene
trated sweeney's right cheek They prol,ed for tho
diton was said afterward To be critical AE
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
LESLEY AND WILSON SENTENCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2l-Henry v. Lesley and James
A. L. Wilson, pleaded guilty to day before Judge
Mitchell to conspiracy cheat and defraud by altering
and raising checks tho Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Company OF a sum aggregating over 100000. Judge
Mitchell then sentenced Lesley to eight years mprison-
ment labor and separate and solitary In
the Eastern Peneniary and Wilson 10 six years in-
nrixoumeut The two men are cousins. Wilson
ceeded Lesley the position o secretary and treasurer
Of the Canal Company and she eroeked transactions
bes uG by Lesley we're cantinued by the two men after
Wilson had been appointed to the position shortly BE-
fore the exposure Of their snbezzenen the TIVE men
from the ety. year later Lesley returned
to Philadelphia aered himself and cenfcssed his
guilt lie said he had been In Toronto, Canada dthat
Wilson was In business In that city. Detectives were
sent To Toronto and wilson was taken In custody lie
however to philadelphia and sniy did
so after In the Dominion courts
which resulted handed over to the custody
Of the Penpsylyania officers.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
THE WOMAN GOT THE REWARD.

Robert Mcdonald, while riding on the Sixth Avenue
Elevated road last Friday, lost pocket book contain
Ing 81 200 in $50 bills. His agent, 8. NJ Blaheiy'
advertised the loss and offered 200 reward NO reply
was received until yesterday. when an answer came
from a woman who told him that she could give him
some information Mr.. BIakcly called on her and she
stated that on Friday morning about 10 O'Clock while
riding on the Sixth AveRue road she had seen a man
pick up from a seat . pocket book The man got of
at Forty sccondst Tho pocket book was given to the
conductor Of the train whose number the had
written down. II 75e
Mr.. BlakeIy called Colonel Hahn and stated the
Tho conductor was sent for and he came bring
ing with him the pocket book and the money. He had
boon waiting, he said, to advertisement, as he
thought that reward would be offered for the money,
and he was pressed for money he could then get
$50 for sut of clothes. The reward paid by SIR.
Bakely, however, to the woman who gave the tnfor-
nation.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY SPORTS
FOOTBALL. RUNNING. BICYCLE, SHOOTING

FOOTBALL. RUNNING, BICYCLE, SHOOTING AND
TRoTTiNG MATCHES FOR THURSDAY.
The Nassau Athletic Club Will have its third annual
bnrlesque games at Washington Park, Brooklyn, on
Thanksgiving Day. There thirteen matches on tho
programme the principal ones being fve-mile race
between s. /. Freetb, OF the Nassau Athletic Club,
and J. D. Lloyd Of the Prospect Iarrers bnriesque
baseball game between Cinnamon and colorcd men,
and creased pig wrestle. The games will begin at
2 80 p.
A pigeonshooting match has been arranged between
Gus Haas and John Ecces for $50 side, TO De sEot
of at Dexter's Park, l. l., also on Thanksgiving Day
The conditions are twenty five birds each, twenty five
yards rise Long Island rucs.
The Kings County whcemen will Introduce new
idea In bicyclism next Thursday. IL IS proposcd
to have a hare and hounds paper chase on pIeycies
over the Long Island roads The start Is 10 De made
from the Prospect Park Plaza Tho prospect ana
Flcctfoot Harriefs will also have runs on that uay;
Tho same afternoon at 80 p m. there VIII DC a
trotting match ut the track Of the DRIVING Chp OF
New York, between Il. G. KeDilwofth, VINO mas mado
a record Of 2 :1s 1-2, and b. NJ Rosalind, VINO mas
made rs IA.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
cATcBryG suUGe1ERsAr THEIR TRICKS

When the steamship La Champagne came to her
pier on Sunday Inspector Thomas Brown saw a woman
passenger pass several articles to Spaniard on the
pier, who slipped away and handed them in turn to
another who resembled him, and the second one was
about to hasten away when restrained. The two
Spanards proved to be Florenco and Miguel Lavida
brothers. The woman passenger Was Miss Peon
The Inspector found on the two mon the following
articles, which In the seizure Of the Custom
House yesterday Eight bracelets, gold Watches
1 diamond ring, finger rings lock and chain,
breast PIN gold buttons pair Of ear rings hair
pins 1 belt and buckle. The Span!ard declared that
the goods belonged 10 Miss Peon- No ddabc articles
were on her baggage entry.
Inspector Brown also boarded the schooner Cecllle
from Baraooa, yesterday, and Observed that Captain
Stoel was making Jolly with some friends with the
aid Of some delicious cordial. OF the .ource OF the
cordial the Inspector could get no nformaton so no
went searching. and found not only deml10hn OF
cordial but three casks of spirits, one holding twenty
two gallons The manifest did not show their pres
ence and the Inspector asserts that the captain de-
MED having such wholesale supplies on board
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
FRIENDS OF THE INDIAN MEET

The NewYork Assoca held its annual meeting
yesterday in the psrIor OF tho Broadway Tabernaee Mrs
d. l. Rsynolds presdci Mss A. S. Bnchan the corre
sponang secretary presented tho annual report which
stated that Of the Iasd aud severay b pro-
sc,s by seustor Dawes opcnsd field for new work An
account of s the associstsn given and tho
p..a of more effort In sgang Indau question before
the American people urged IL was announced that the
Home Busa Fund completed but that the New York
Cottage built The report was ordered printed
The treasurer j. G.. Baldwin, made repsTf showns
Tho tszl during ts been e7C0 " sod
7 9s There also reports frss various
DaandiDE c0mnpitreA -. a. r<~.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
WHAT THE FOOTBALL MEN ARE DOING.

meeting Of American Football Union hsId at NO
243 Broadway yesterday resignation OF tho Unions Of
Csiumna College, tine table No formal protest
having New York Athletic Clab In
respect their game with the Crescenta which was pro-
Henry Staten Island playing a.
substitute The resignation 9th Crcke
Of stevens Institute. accepted.
Tho Crescent Brooklyn Will play the Staten isiand
Cricket Club team next Saturday Cresecnts ground
Nnth.aye BROOKLYN At meeting officers Will be
elected .,..,,,.
championship Having captured sverv game Thcu.a pens
being scored AGAINST them The wesleyan University anu
the University football teams wiz play ma.eh
eiter the Pole Sfoahas or hs
St Georges ground at Hoboksn on THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1887-11-22
INTERSTATE COMMERCE DECISIONS.
WESTERN RAILROAD MADE TO REDUCE IT

RATEs-AN UNREcoRDEp FINDING.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Ths Interstate Commission to
day decided the cass Of L. b. Raymond against the
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company.
The com plaias that the company had established
rates Oh branch ue unreasousby high and diverted
business 10 0wns on the line The ee hs
company that the branch line rates were reasonable
it had been compelled by competition 10 mako rates
too low the main line synopsis Of the opinion BY
t,Ommissionsr Morrison Is as follows:
and -four Chicaxo from Minneapolis RewlnE and
City the line of the Chicago, and 81
zsppa station on the uarrow sanse branch sf s
was seventeen cents these see reduced
the evidence saorded By comparison between them,
declare 12la from Mszeppa anrsaaene1is snd
charges unreasonaby high OF themselves b = -
iustsd In relations TO sach oher xive usda:
section Of the act 70 regulate cemmsses makes
:ioas and Srsncss Of its road 80 adjusts asm as 60 divert
trade amt business 20 locality which naturally under %
a sus acs and 70 sr na
excused OF made lawful by The act that some such carg
carriers In she sutmeat ot the reafcd ratcs Ma
ri1as difSrsaeo sufficient to divert 81 s lstmss
business ana tine railroad 10 reduce th h1efence
"a cents BY reducing the Maaeppa rate om 'sssns %
decision made also in the Of the Mansface
urers and Jsbbers Union OF Maukato MINI. sgsinso
the Minneapolis and 81 Louis Railway Compaay and
others The following 10 summary OF the report BY
Commissioner Bragg:
After the complaint this heard by tine Inter.
announced the parties TO tho controversy set
tied by agreement between themseives and as eone-
by the carrier which seemed rsonabe In them aud
net eonoxons 70 the Interstate SSmmisson sw. yrn ~
and while reporting the facts OF THIS case 10
complete the record deems uhnecess1ry IN ths
finding AMI opinion thereon.